Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-21
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.
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PRODUCE.
wheeling.
TUESDAY, June II.
Prices have reached lower level and |
buyers generally are taking hold more lib
orally. The supply is if anything more
than equal to the demand. Potatoes, new, |
have taken sudden drop of more than 81 |
per barrel. while old have gone up slightly, |
although the demand for them is slower on |
account of new stock becoming plentier. |
Strawberries have improved somewhat,
but are still scarce. Butter remains weak |
with poor demand aud prices unchanged,
and "a good quality is necessary to bring
quotations. Eggs are not i'll quite rs good
demand, but enough TO cover the supply |
ut the same figures. Spring chickens
are still in good demand and the supply is
only fair. The prices quoted below are
wholesale figures
Butter-Country choice 9al0c; good |
country Sa9c; common 5a6c. The supply |
is good and the demand is slow.
Beaus-For new hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply light.
Prices are 81 A0al 80 pei bushel.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory SIC; |
New York 1Ial5c; Sweitzer l6alSc; Linz
berger 9a1O. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock l44al5c per
dozen. Very scarce and good demand.
Feathers-ChOice i'll original packages
5Oa55c; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoes Per bushel 75aSOc, with good
demand aud light supply. New Florida
1926 per barrel The demand is good
and supply is equal.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, S3a
5 % per dozen; spring chickens 81 lOa3 %
per dozen; demand good and supply light.
Realistically at al &c for white mixed
cotton; lal &c for all wool, and Hal! for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with fair de-
mand, at 62a7c.
Green OuiOns-20a25c perd dozen punches;
fair supply aud fair demand.
Peas-Are in good demand with CORE
spending supply at 75a90c per bushe'.
StrawberrieS-5aSG per quart with the
demand better and lighter supply.
Cucumbers-iOa50c per dozen; demand
slow, supply heavy.
LettuCe-Per bushel of 10 pounds SOC,
with a good supply and fair demand.
Radishes-Are light in supply and de-
mand good at 2ja3OC per dozen punches.
Reans-ireen 81 80 per bushel; demand
fair, supply light.
Black Raspberries-Have made their
appearance in market and arc selling at /"
cents per box
New York.
NEW YORK, June 20-Flour-Rcceipts
| 80, 447 packages; exports |, 3l5 barrels, ana
2,O2l sacks market heavy; sales 10, 4OO
barrels; supertine western and State - ~
a3 As; common to choice white wheat,
fine extra 81 6Oad 50; fancy 81 S5a5 10.
Wheat-Receipts 335, $50 bushels; exports
1S5, no bushels; spot lots lal!c lower
and active, sales II, sos, 600 bushels flu
lures. 80, 900 bushels spot; No. = Chicago
s6aS7Bc: spot S45aS6lc; No. l hard 9Oc; nn-
graded red S5Ia95ic; No. > red SSaS9c; No.
/ white 93c;extra red 94lc; No. = red June
gia96Ic, closing at 95!c; July S5iaS3Sc,
closing at 85ic; August S5iaS6!c, closing
at S5lc; September s6as7sc, closing Mt Soc
October S1aSSlc, closing at SIC; November
ssas9lc, closing at Sole; December S9i
agOlc. closing at sole; January cola
Ole closing at 914C; February 81 ag23c,
closing at 9l!c: May 95ia96sc, closing OF
95Ic. Corn-Receipts ll9,6OO bushels;
exports 42,O3S bushels; sales 3S4,o 700
bushels futures and 2SO,OOO bushels spot;
spot lots steady and moderately active;
OPTIONS Ia3c lower; spot l7aiSc; No.
| lime 4Gl 46sc. closing ut 46lc; July 46ia
465c closing at 46Sc; August i1241sc,
closing at Ale; September 4SlaiS4c, clos
inc mt 48Ic. Oats-!aic lower
and active; receipts l23, 800 bush
els: exports 4, 500 bushels; sales, 24O,-
GOO bushels futures, and 10000
spot: mixed western 33a35ci white do
37a4OJc: stocks of grain in store June 18th:
Wheat, ,O93, 3SS bushels; corn, GIL, 129
bushels. oats, 347, $50 bushels; barley,
6 s5o bushels: rye, II, 100 bushels; peas,
:. 4iO bushels; malt, 237, O92. Hay
Steady; demand light. Hops-Dull ana
unchanged. CofTee-Spot fair; Rio quiet
at 1s7c; options higher, but only moder-
atelv active: sales 81, 800 bags; July @lf.2"
GnGust II. 45al7.G5; September i7.ioa
y gOc. November 1S.0OalS.O5; Decem-
her : SAILS Is; January l7.@alS.2O;
February Is. GOALS %; March lS.lOalS. 80;
Anil $500. Sugar-Steady; Cuba 4!c;
English Island 4ic; refined quiet; stand
ard A 5a5Ic; granulated sc. Molasses-
| Dull and nominal. Rice-Steady.
Petroleum-Steady; United 63!c
Rosin--Ouiet Turpertine - Dull.
Egrs-Ouiet aud steadily held; receipts
: 300 packages; western 15!al54c. Pork
Dull and steady but heavy. Cut Meats
Steady; picked bellies re; hams llallie.
Firm. Lard-Fairly active; Western steam
spot Sc 67I; June Sc &c; July ST Gao G1i
August Sc 74a6 rs; September IS SSa6 81
October Sc 93aG 81; city steam s. 10. But
ter-Quiet and weak; western 1Oals4c;
western creamery 15alS4c. Cheese-Dull
aud depressed. Copper-Quiet and steady.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 20.-The wheat market
was dull. weak and sagging all day. The
main cause was lack of support which
the market received and ever present
fact that considerable wheat yet remains tC
be marketed. The announcement OF the
, appointment Of a receiver for Kershaw q
Co was one of the weakening features, n
il went to show that no hope was now EN-
: tanned that the firm would pull through
: Corn-Ouiet. OIts-Dull and weak. Pro,
J yisiops-Fairly active Flour-Steady anC
unchanged. Wheat-Cash No. z Sprine
T Tn,71Ic; No. 3 spring 67a1Oc; No. 2 reC
, re. June 6sIa7lle, closing at este; july
= -o,,.-n1Io clnSinU at zoe: August tbs